Tony McCloskey wrote:
>I am interested in designing a touch screen keypad that is a
>wearable device that can be used to translate sign language or
>SignWriting to English text or speech. The keypad would store signs
>in a database and display different signs on the touch screen as the
>conversation progresses. Intelligent techniques would be applied so
>as each device would be applicable to the individual user in their
>life. The system would learn from the user the types of
>conversations they have in certain environments and with certain
>people and learn to predict the signs that are most likely to be
>needed at each point in a particular type of conversation.
SignWriting List
August 15, 2001
Tony -
This is a fascinating idea. Great project, if you can stick with it
over several years. It is not something that will be devleoped
overnight...
My second thought...
I think you should contact another programmer, Antonio Carlos da
Rocha Costa in Brazil. Antonio Carlos has developed SWML...the
SignWriting Markup Language. He also works with artificial
intelligence in computers. I remember awhile back, I received a
message from Antonio Carlos regarding using SignWriting in handheld
palmtop devices...so these issues are something that he works with:
Antonio Carlos da Rocha Costa
SWML Site
SignWriting Markup Language
https://swml.ucpel.tche.br
Val ;-)
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